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Brundish, Suffolk One Place Study

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Brundish, Suffolk One Place Study

This profile is part of the Brundish, Suffolk One Place Study.
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Name

The name Brundish comes from the Old English 'burna' and 'edisc' meaning 'a stream with pasture'. The stream almost certainly refers to the River Alde. The name panel thus illustrates the meander of a stream surrounded by green pasture.[1]


Geography

Continent: Europe
Sovereign: United Kingdom
Country: England
County: Suffolk
GPS Coordinates: 52.276915, 1.326149
Elevation: 48.0 m or 157.5 feet
Roadsign at the Thoroughfare


History

White's Directory, 1855[2]


St. Lawrence Church

St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence
Inside the Church
The Font


Places in Brundish

PlaceInformationPhoto
The Crown Public HouseProprietors by census
The Village HallSchools
  • 1881, The Board School, Marianne Pratt, teacher
  • 1891, The School House, Dora Draycon, elementary school teacher
  • 1901, The School, Emma Brown, teacher
  • 1911, The School House, Catherine Mary Hart, schoolmistress
Brundish HouseOccupants by Census
  • 1841-1861 William Bloss
  • 1871 William Kemble
  • 1881 Mary A. Kemble
  • 1891-1911 William Kemble
St. Edmunds FarmOccupants by Census
  • 1841 Dorothy Button
  • 1871 Henry Pipe
  • 1891 Robert Bond
  • 1901-1911 Robert Loggett
The GroveOccupants by Census
  • 1841 James Button
  • 1861-1891 Robert Garrard
  • 1901-1911 Arthur Curtis Capon
Photo of the Grove
Chantry FarmOccupants by Census
  • 1841 Thomas Gooch
  • 1851-1861 George Wells
  • 1871-1881 Patience Wells
  • 1891-1901 John Barber
  • 1911 Fredrick Oakes

History of the Chantry

Photo of Chantry Farm
Yew Tree HouseOccupants by Census
  • 1841 Benjamin Goddard
  • 1851 Robert Garrard
  • 1861 James Garrard
  • 1881-1891 William Blomfield
  • 1901 Robert Bond
  • 1911 James Crombie Littlejohn
Yew Tree Cottage
Brundish HallOccupants by Census
  • 1841 John Nance Gooch
  • 1851-1861 Edward Clutten
  • 1871-1901 Charles Read
  • 1911 James Oxbourrow Snell
Brundish LodgeOccupants by Census
  • 1841-1881 James Chaston
  • 1891 John Neave
  • 1901 Thomas Walker
  • 1911 Curtis John Capon
Photo of the Lodge
Grocer's ShopThere were 3 grocers listed in the 1861 Census
  • Horatio Page
  • John Cook
  • Maria Walker
The Mill / Windmill HouseOccupants by Census
  • 1861 John Dearing
  • 1881-1901 Thomas Green
  • 1911 David Green
Wind and Stream MillOccupants by Census
  • 1901 William Buckingham
  • 1911 Florence Buckingham
Photo of The Buckingham Mill
Valley FarmOccupants by Census
  • 1871 William Cook
  • 1891 Ellis Neave
  • 1901 Henry Aldous
  • 1911 John Potts
Valley Farm
The DownsOccupants by Census
  • 1871 Alfred Reeve
  • 1901 Albert Crisp
  • 1911 John Hubbard
Photo of the Downs
CupolaOccupants by Census
  • 1871-1881 Henry Larter
  • 1891 Henry Pollard
Allotment House / Lonely CottageOccupants by Census
  • 1871-1891 Elijah Pipe
Buttons FarmOccupants by Census
  • 1881 Henry Redgrove
Post Office
  • 1881- Postmistress Mary Ann Branch
  • 1891-1911 - Postmaster Charles Rudd
The Oak Farm / The WoodlandsOccupants by Census
  • 1881-1911 Samuel Ray

Samuel Ray lived at "The Oak Farm" until 1901 when the name changed to The Woodlands

New Valley Farm / The WoodlandsOccupants by Census
  • 1901-1911 Solomon Freeman

Solomon Freeman lived at New Valley Farm until 1901 until the name changed to the Woodlands in 1911

The PoplarsOccupants by Census
  • 1891 Maria Girling
  • 1911 Thomas Lice
Various Named Places1911 Census had several new "named" homes
  • Newton Farm, David Goleby
  • Burrows Farm, Walter Kerry
  • The Cottage, Elizabeth Baldry Freeman
  • Hill Cottage, William Leek
  • Copperlow Farm, Arther Clements
  • The Laurels, Edward Neville
  • The Bowery, Samuel Runnacles
  • Lane Farm, Gibson Scace
Newton Farm Photo
Potash FarmOccupants by Census
  • 1901-1911 William Chenery
Photo of Farm
The New Bell InnProprietors by Census
  • 1901 Frederick Thompson


Population

18411851186118711881189119011911
525510451426368377326313

Sources

  1. ↑ Dictionary of American Family Names 2013, Oxford University Press
  2. ↑ White, William, "History, Gazetteer, and Directory of Suffolk" London, England, 1855. Page 378 (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/62/History%2C_gazetteer%2C_and_directory_of_Suffolk%3B_%28IA_historygazetteer00whit_0%29.pdf : accessed 23 June 2022)Wikimedia Commons




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